Important Bird Areas in Rwanda
Important Bird Areas (IBAs) in Rwanda include; Nyungwe Forest NP, Akagera National Park, Kigali Urban Parks, Nyabarongo and Akanyaru Wetlands
Rwanda Birding Tours explores the country’s diverse habitats where a checklist of up 750 bird species are known. These well paced experiences are led by our highly knowledgeable specialists guides.
Important Bird Areas (IBAs) in Rwanda include; Nyungwe Forest NP, Akagera National Park, Kigali Urban Parks, Nyabarongo and Akanyaru Wetlands
Bugesera and Gashora Wetlands which lie within the vast Nyabarongo Wetland system rank as the best birding hotspots easily explored on a-half-a-day-trip from Kigali City or tailored into a Rwanda Classic Birding Tour.
Birding Rwanda’s Albertine Endemics Rwanda offers the most rewarding birding expereince especially to the biodiversity-rich, the Albertine Rift Area. This…
Umusambi Village is an excellently restored wetland lying on the edges of Kigali City and offers a rewarding day-birding on any of Rwanda birding tours. The sanctuary covers an area of over 21 hectares established as a Grey-crowned Crane sanctuary whose mission is to rescue, rehabilitate and release these species back into the wild.
Kigali City is often overlooked and only used as a base to explore Rwanda’s premier attractions like mountain gorillas and Lake Kivu, but this green and modern metropolis abounds with a vast adventure activities. worth exploring.
Kigali birding hotspots include; Umusambi Village, Lake Nyarutarama, Nyandungu Eco Park, Bugesera and Nyabarongo wetlands and even hotel gardens and city parks, where a quality selection of Rwanda bird diversity can be ticked
A Rwanda Birding Tour is a rewarding expereince where you explore a plethora of unique habitats including ancient montane rainforests, extensive wetlands, savanna woodlands and grasslands where a checklist of over 750 bird species occur.
The ancient forests of Nyungwe offers the best montane birding where highlights include 29 species of Albertine Rift Endemics and more high altitude specialists.
Akagera National Park is Rwanda’s top birding destination boasting a checklist of up to 500 species across its varied habitats characterized by wetlands, wooded grasslands, savanna plains and lakes